Mem1:Unable to claim enough memory - free some and try again
File:You must give a file name
Drag:To save, drag the icon to a filer window
NoRx:Data transfer failed: Receiver died!
# Internal errors...
Rep1:Internal error %0:
Rep2: Aborting.
Rep3: Press OK to continue, CANCEL to stop %0.
Ouch:This application has not been correctly installed: Directory contents incomplete
Mem2:Bad size (alloc)
Mem3:Wrong size (alloc)
Mem4:Bad size (realloc)
Mem5:Block moved (realloc)
Mem6:Bad size (exalloc)
Mem7:Block moved (exalloc)
Er00:No previous menu
Er01:Outside menu (tickM)
Er02:Outside menu (shM)
Er03:Template not found
Er04:Icon not indirected
# Help...
Help:\T%0.
Hbar:\T%0.|M\Sopen the calibration window. You should calibrate your monitor with the desktop in 16M colours, once your monitor has warmed up and stabilised.
HM1:\T%0 main menu.
HM10:Move the pointer right (or click \s) to see information about %0.
HM11:\Squit %0.
Hinf:This \w displays information about %0.
Hm-1:\Tmonitor calibration \w.|MCalibration is best altered in 16 million colours and a resolution low enough to avoid interference in the colour balance indicators - try 800x600 (2MB) or 480x352 (1MB).
Hm0:\T50% red balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe left hand end of the curve alters this balance.
Hm1:\T50% cyan balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe right hand end of the curve alters this balance.
Hm2:\T50% green balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe left hand end of the curve alters this balance.
Hm3:\T50% magenta balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe right hand end of the curve alters this balance.
Hm4:\T50% blue balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe left hand end of the curve alters this balance.
Hm5:\T50% yellow balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe right hand end of the curve alters this balance.
Hm6/Hm7:\T50% grey balance indicator.|MThere should be little visible difference between the dithered and solid squares.|MThe middle of the curve alters this balance.
Hm8:\Tname of the current calibration.|MThe name is editable if the calibration has been altered, press RETURN to add the curve to the menu (or overwrite one with the same name), or ESCAPE to revert to the unedited version.
Hm9:\Schoose from a menu of stored calibrations.
Hm10:Drag the control points of the bezier curve to alter the calibration.|MIf the curve is red, green or blue, only calibration for that channel will be altered.|MWhen grey, the overall calibration is altered.
Hm11:This is a set of greyscales.|MAdjust the calibration to remove any colour cast.|MAdjust your monitor to keep all shades visible and distinct.
Hm12:\Sedit the red calibration only.|MThis is only necessary to remove a colour cast.
Hm13:\Sedit the green calibration only.|MThis is only necessary to remove a colour cast.
Hm14:\Sedit the blue calibration only.|MThis is only necessary to remove a colour cast.
Hm15:\Sedit the overall calibration.|MIf there are separate red, green and blue calibrations, an average will be displayed.|MDragging a point on this curve fixes the same point on the red, green and blue curves.
Hm16:\Sclose the \w and revert to the calibration in force when the \w was opened, if any.|M\Arevert without closing the \w.
Hm17:\Sclose the \w and save the current choice and curve definitions.|M\Asave without closing the \w.
HM2:\Tcalibration menu.|M\Schoose a stored calibration or to remove the ticked calibration from the menu.
HM20:\Sremove calibration from the monitor.
HM21:\Schoose this calibration.
HM22:\Sremove the ticked calibration from the menu.|MThe name will become editable.
Hm1:\Sclose the window.
S-1:This \w allows you to save the current screen calibration.
S0:\Ssave the calibration.|MIf you haven't selcted "Inside !Boot" you will have to drag the icon to a filer window to save.
S1:Drag the icon to save the calibration to disc.
S2:\Tfilename to save the calibration as.
S3:\Sclose the \w without saving the calibration.
S4:\Schoose whether to save the calibration inside !Boot.Choices.Tasks.|MDoing this will ensure your monitor is calibrated on boot-up, and that the desktop palette is adjusted too.
